Joyce29

My daughter spotted this vintage machine on a post leading to someone's house near Kona, Hawaii. She snapped a couple of photos for me. I don't know whether to cry or smile.

miriam

it will probably show up on CL and asking $500 in a few years. I'll be waiting...

quiltinghere

GREAT way to say A QUILTER LIVES HERE!

Wonder if there's any old longarm machines around I could put outside! Hahahaha!

Nan

J Miller

I would be overly tempted to do a covert night time rescue if I saw that.

Joe

LindaR

a quilt shop I know have a painted bright red one in there flowers...sigh so sad LOL

Glenda m

Maybe they put it there because someone was stopping by to pick it up and they wouldn't be home at that time. Well, one could always hope. LOL

Nancy Ingham

I love it! What a great way to enjoy an old vintage machine that may be well past restoration and signals that a lover of quilts and/or old vintage machines lives within! Thanks for sharing; it made me smile!!

solstice3

Cute idea but a sad waste

coopah

Smile! You'll use more muscles!! :-) after cleaning out 5 metal buildings belonging to my Dad, I no longer believe everything has to be used. Sometimes it can just be repurposed. At least this isn't in the trash heap. IMHO

blueheavenfla

Perhaps not...may just be what is left of a parts machine.